Wynn High Rollers Won by Brock Wilson, Aram Zobian, and Sam Soverel

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Tim Duckworth - December 14, 2020December 21, 2020

Following the success of the inaugural set of four Wynn High Roller tournaments that crowned champions in Martin Zamani, Sean Winter, Ray Qartomy, and Jared Jaffee, Wynn Las Vegas announced another set of High Roller tournaments last week. The next installment of Wynn High Rollers would take place from December 10-12,

History of the Poker Masters Purple Jacket

Paul Seaton - May 13, 2020

The Poker Masters has captured the imagination of players ever since it originated back in 2018. Billed as a week of tournament poker at the highest stakes, the series has seen four winners, with Steffen Sontheimer taking the title in its inaugural year, Ali Imsirovic winning in 2018, Sam Soverel

High Roller of the Year Schedule Announced Through March

Remko Rinkema - February 7, 2020

The 2020 High Roller of the Year race calendar for the start of 2020 is filling up nicely with the announcement of the partypoker LIVE Millions events in Sochi, Russia, various ARIA High Rollers, World Poker Tour LAPC events, as well as the 2020 U.S. Poker Open. The 2019 High Roller

Five Reasons to Watch the Australian Poker Open

5 Reasons to Watch the Australian Poker Open

Paul Seaton - January 14, 2020

January is typically one of the best months of the year to visit the land Down Under. With the Aussie Open tennis championships taking place in Melbourne every year, they have been joined by the ATP Cup in the past week. For poker players, the lure of the Aussie Millions

Poker Masters Recap

Paul Seaton - November 27, 2019January 12, 2021

The 2019 Poker Masters saw Sam Soverel carve his name into history as he became the latest winner of the fabled Purple Jacket. By following in the footsteps of Steffen Sontheimer and Ali Imsirovic, who won the series in 2017 & 2018, Soverel achieved poker history. It was all the

Best Australian Poker Players

Paul Seaton - November 25, 2019November 26, 2019

Ever since Joe Hachem raised his hands to the sky with the Australian flag in his hands to celebrate winning the World Series of Poker Main Event win in 2005, Australia has been firmly on the international map as far as poker talent goes. There were those that came before

Sam Soverel Eliminated by New Chip Leader Aaron Van Blarcum

Aaron Van Blarcum raised to 800,000 from early position, Sam Soverel three-bet all in for 14,125,000 from the hijack and Van Blarcum called. Van Blarcum: [AdKc] Soverel: [AcQh] The board ran out [6s4d9sTh8d], no help to Soverel, locking up the pot and the chip lead for Van Blarcum. Hand information relayed to Poker Central

Dzmitry Urbanovich vs. Sam Soverel

From the small blind, Sam Soverel limped in and partypoker pro Dzmitry Urbanovich checked in the big blind. The flop [8hKc5h] flop checked through to reveal the [Th] on the turn. Soverel bet 800,000 and Urbanovich used a time extension and then called. The river fell the [As] and Soverel checked. Urbanovich

Adam Hendrix Eliminated by Sam Soverel

Following the river of a board that read [8d6d2dQc9s], Adam Hendrix was all in for about 650,000 from the big blind with [Kd4d] for a king-high flush. However, Sam Soverel tabled [Ad9d] from the button for the nut flush to score the elimination.

Another for Steve O’Dwyer

Steve O'Dwyer opened to 22,000 from the cutoff and Sam Soverel called on the button, as did Bryn Kenney from the big blind. The flop landed [KcAs3h] and after Kenney checked, O'Dwyer bet 20,000. Soverel called and Kenney folded as the turn landed the [8s]. O'Dwyer bet 40,000, and Soverel mucked.